The Dhaka Times Desk Ever since the formation of Narendra Modi's government in India, there has been panic among Bengalis living in the country. Members of Parliament elected from various constituencies in Assam have issued ultimatums against illegal immigrants.
Although none of the reputed news media in India has written anything about it yet. However, some domestic online news media have reported that illegal Bangladeshi immigrants in the Indian state of Assam are in a state of anxiety and fear. In the recently concluded Lok Sabha elections, Bharatiya Janata Party candidates elected from various constituencies in Assam have also issued ultimatums against illegal immigrants. It is said in that ultimatum that they have to leave Assam voluntarily. For this, 15 days have been fixed. Khabar Bangladesh News24.com.
The media also reported that a BJP member of parliament, Kamakhya Prasad Tasha, has announced a campaign to expel illegal Bangladeshi immigrants from Assam. He said that within the next 15 days, BJP's branch organization Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha will start this campaign.
In the first phase of the campaign, they will ask illegal immigrants to voluntarily leave Assam within 15 days. They have also announced that they will go door-to-door requesting that these illegal immigrants are not given any work.
Meanwhile, after Narendra Modi's government was sworn in, the central council is also discussing these issues extensively. Times of India The news has given such a glimpse. The Times of India said that the matter will be discussed with the West Bengal state government soon. The central government is believed to be considering state security. How to identify illegal residents is also being discussed.
It may be noted that the issue of return of illegal immigrants under the provisions of Identification of Illegals and Aliens Act, 1946 is being discussed. It is said that the court has also expressed concern due to the problem. In 2008, the Delhi High Court issued an interlocutory “threat to the integrity and security of India”. The court made this comment while dismissing a petition filed by a Bangladeshi woman.
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